Hour goes back tonight

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Just to give some of you a reminder ... just as I was getting used to it having gone forward :rolleyes: :wave:
 
Cheers TC.:thumb:

Looking forward to an extra hour in bed before my early morning swim tomorrow!;)
 
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Dayem. It's that time of year again. Sometimes wish I could hibernate.

Though truth to tell, I think I blinked and missed summer ;)

No, wait, it was that first week in October wasn't it? :D
 
I hate this time of year but for the last 3 weeks I haven't been feeling so great. So the extra hour in bed tonight will help me recover.

This is great news except for the darkness that is to come.
 
I thought this was tonight.. Ah well, flat cleaned, laptop rebuilt and going my parents for lunch. Will have a play with some wireless APs this evening.
 
Hour went back in the night - but not yet on PCR which is still using "old time".
 
Ian, goes away for the night & all goes pear shape.
Of course this means Ian cant go away in future!:p
 
Bugger, it's dark now :(

I still got caught out despite this thread.

I was supposed to be on site at 9am to do some work this morning but I woke up at 9am :eek:

Poop, I thought, I'll be late.

But in fact arrived early :confused:
 
nivrip said:
Hour went back in the night - but not yet on PCR which is still using "old time".
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The forum software works in an odd way, so you've got to set the time zone automatically on the options page:

https://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/profile.php?do=editoptions

I've got mine set to GMT and auto detect DST and that works :thumb: I'd like to be able to set it manually, but as people live in different zones I can't do a one size fits all - unless I force them to use GMT :D
 
Ian Cunningham said:
The forum software works in an odd way, so you've got to set the time zone automatically on the options page:

https://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/profile.php?do=editoptions

I've got mine set to GMT and auto detect DST and that works :thumb: I'd like to be able to set it manually, but as people live in different zones I can't do a one size fits all - unless I force them to use GMT :D
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Thanks Ian. Odd indeed. Went into Edit Options, didn't change anything but clicked Save Changes and hey presto all the times are now where they should be. :confused:
 
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